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# `r0c` telnet server
* retr0chat, irc-like chat service for superthin clients
* MIT-Licensed, 2018-01-07, ed @ irc.rizon.net
* https://github.com/9001/r0c
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## summary
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* tries to be irssi
* runs on python 2.6, 2.7, 3.x
* supports telnet and netcat clients
* fallbacks for inhumane conditions
* linemode
* no vt100 / ansi escape codes
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## supported clients
most to least recommended
| client | example |
| :--- | :--- |
| telnet | `telnet r0c.int` |
| socat | `socat -,raw,echo=0 tcp:r0c.int:531` |
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| bash | [mostly internals ](clients/bash.sh ) |
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| netcat | `nc r0c.int 531` |
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| the oneliner | connecting: `exec 147<>/dev/tcp/r0c.int/531;cat<&147 &while read -rN1 x;do printf '%s' "$x">&147;done` |
| | disconnecting: `exec 147<&-; killall cat #sorry` |
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| powershell | [if you insist ](clients/powershell.ps1 )
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the powershell client is gonna waste a LOT of data ~~(an entire kilobyte for each new message, totally unbelievable, who could possibly afford that)~~ because powershell's scrolling is glitchy af
